Republicans Embrace the Cootie Effect
Though it is easy to dismiss the Republican reliance on the cootie effect and guilt-by-association as a sign of desperation, it would be a mistake to underestimate its potential impact.
Though it is easy to dismiss the Republican reliance on the cootie effect and guilt-by-association as a sign of desperation, it would be a mistake to underestimate its potential impact.
Norman Horowitz | Posted 11.21.2008 | Politics
It is at times difficult to remember that McCain, Palin, and Mike Duncan never want answers, for if they had them they would be unable to continue with their accusations.
Brett Ashley McKenzie | Posted 11.20.2008 | Politics
This is a compilation of statements and allegations made by McCain or campaign surrogates that have been refuted, supported by the proof that they are mostly, partially, or completely false.
Thomas Frank | Posted 11.15.2008 | Home
On the first night of the Republican convention, back in September, the theme was "Service." Speaker after speaker mounted the rostrum to tell about t...
Chicago Tribune | John McCormick and Steve Schmadeke | Posted 09.28.2008 | Politics
Just hours after Democrats formally nominated Barack Obama for president, his campaign launched a call-in offensive to WGN radio to protest the appear...
Patt Morrison | Posted 09.24.2008 | Politics
Harold Simmons has written a check for all of the $2.87 million it's costing to run ominous-sounding ads in Ohio and Pennsylvania about Obama's relationship with William Ayers.
Stephen Zunes | Posted 12.01.2008 | Politics